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Tubal Cogar Windwalker Print 14 X 16 $29.99 Windwalker Gatherer of Knowledge Original Painting NFS Sir William Guardian of Knowledge 8-1/2 X 11 Print $39.00 Battle of Bulltown Print 28 X 17 1/2 $39.00 Site of the Civil War Battle of Bulltown On October 13, 1863, the Battle of Bulltown occurred near the Union trenches. This skirmish lasted only twelve hours. The Confederate forces were led by Colonel William L. Jackson (a native of Lewis County, Virginia - now West Virginia - and first cousin of "Stonewall" Jackson.) The Confederates attacked the Union forces at 4:30 am. The Union forces led by Captain Mattingly, repelled the attack on their fortifications and the battle finally ended about 4:30 pm. There were apparently casualties on both sides, and one civillian casualty - Moses Cunningham - who ran out of his farmhouse into the line of fire and shouted "Hurrah for Jeff Davis." He was clipped by a bullet but recovered.